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call octave from a fortran program
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Kamaraju S Kusumanchi |
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call octave from a fortran program |
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Fri, 24 Oct 2008 13:49:25 -0400 |
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Is it possible to call octave from a fortran 90 program? In particular I
want to
evaluate the eigen vectors, eigen values --- eig function
evaluate generalized eigen values --- qz function
for a given matrix from a fortran program.
The reason is that, I have been using IMSL version 3 to evaluate eigen
values, eigen vectors of a function.
Let's say I evaluate
A = V * lambda * inv(V)
For my particular choice of A, If I evaluate V from octave, the matrix V is
well conditioned. cond(V) is of the order of 10 and is independent of the
size of A.
If I evaluate V from IMSL, the matrix V is not so well conditioned. cond(V)
is of the order of 10^3. Moreover, the cond(V) is a function of the size of
A.
Is there a quick way to call octave functions from fortran?
Any suggestions?
thanks
raju
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